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In Texas, any person convicted of a felony loses certain rights, including voting, holding public office, serving on juries, and securing certain occupational licenses. The Federal Firearms Act prohibits the possession of a firearm of any kind by a person convicted of a felony. A Presidential Pardon restores some of those rights.
